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Tempe, ASU to work together on wastewater monitoring to improve public healthTempe, ASU to work together on wastewater monitoring to improve public health.
Glendale Star
Glendale yard marks 100 acres of grass to xeriscapeBob Wild just helped Glendale reach an important milestone. Two months ago, he ripped out all the grass in his front yard and replaced it with gravel and low-water-use plants. His project...
Public News Service
Easement Will Protect Important AZ Water SourceArizona's Verde River provides water to many rural communities and about 3 million people in the Phoenix area. This week, groups reached a deal to protect a portion of the river.
Arizona Public Media
To the Last Drop: Planning for Water ShortageFederal officials recently issued a grim forecast for the Colorado River. After a winter with very little snow in the Rockies, the U.S. Bureau of Reclamation says there's more than a 50 percent...
Lacrosse Tribune
Skol: Floods and droughtsAfter a recent visit to one of the driest places in America, returning here to find the La Crosse River flooding out of its banks provided some food for thought about water issues.
Water Education
Could the Arizona Desert Offer California and the West a Guide to Solving Groundwater ProblemsAs California embarks on its unprecedented mission to harness groundwater pumping, the Arizona desert may provide one guide that local managers can look to as they seek to arrest years of overdraft.
AZ Central
Allhands: What happens to Arizona when a water shortage is declared on Lake Mead?Arizona depends on Lake Mead to provide roughly 40 percent of its water supply each year.
UA News
UA Law Launches Natural Resource Management ClinicA new clinic addresses matters pertaining to water, endangered species, public lands, climate change, tribal lands and other natural resource challenges that exist in Arizona and the West.
KJZZ
Phoenix Water Official: Shortage On Colorado River Looks 'Inevitable'There’s a better than 50 percent chance Arizona will get less water from the Colorado River by 2020.
AZ Central
Surprise voters OK city's purchase of private water companyPreliminary election results Tuesday show Surprise voters green-lighting the city's request to purchase a small, private water company to increase the growing city's share of Colorado...
